Thoughts and Opinions of Alex Merced: Recent Episodes
Alex Merced Podcasts
Alex Merced expresses his opinions on a variety of topics and how he sees their effect on society.
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All opinions expressed are Alex's and not those of any organization or individual he is associated with.
Also Alex doesn't think he is always right and is very open to the idea, his opinion may be wrong or imperfect at times, cut him some slack if you disagree.
The Loveatarian discusses how to have a healthy nuanced empathetic conversation around reparations. Follow on twitter: @loveatarian
Alex Merced discusses his thoughts on the concept that “Universal Healthcare, Income and Education would lead to better Capitalism”. Alex Merced breaks down what makes sense and what doesn’t about this sentiment. Follow Alex on twitter @loveatarian
Alex reflects on Trump floating the Idea of funding the government entirely through Tariffs. https://bio.alexmerced.com/opinion
Alex Merced talks about his thoughts on ideas like limiting income to 10 Million per year and the supposed effects of inequality and fixing it through policy. Find my social links https://bio.alexmerced.com/opinion
Alex Merced reflects on a twitter conversation involving former Open AI CEO Emmet Shear about a 50% inheritance tax.
Alex Merced discusses how if he ever had children, how he would present the idea of beliefs to them.
Alex Merced discusses the complex layers of the debate over transgendered children with an appeal for everyone to be more empathetic towards everyone. Follow on twitter @loveatarian
In this episode, I discuss the state of the way I look at the world, whether I still care about economics and why I’ve focused so much on an inclusive cultural message as of late.
Alex shares his opinion on the controversies in social discourse. Follow @loveatarian to hear more of Alex’s opinions.
Alex Merced discusses Libertarianism as a political and moral movement and disambiguates them. Follow Alex on twitter @loveatarian
Alex Merced discusses the perspective of people who are overly concerned with birth and replacement rates. Bottom Line: Let natural market forces discover what is needed, not use policy to engineer what you think you want. Follow Alex on Twitter @loveatarian